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modicum

noun | /modicum/

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a small or limited quantity of something, especially something desirable

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Synonyms

iotabitfragmentpinchsmall amount

Antonyms

lotabundanceentiretywhole

Examples

"A modicum of patience would have improved the outcome."

"He contributed a modicum of effort, but it wasn't enough."

Mnemonic Trick

MODICUM → MODE + CUM (small): think modest sum — a tiny amount.

Etymology

From Latin modicus “moderate, small.”

Used for a small or modest quantity.

Source: Advanced WordsAdded: 9/28/2025

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